Kim Chi

The flavours here are pretty mild so don’t expect the strong Korean flavours that you might get in a restaurant. This is a food court place so the items are more mainstream but still good. It’s a nice change up from the Chinese and Thai places nearby. All the dishes are cooked to order so everything tastes fresh as opposed it sitting under a heat lamp.
For $ 8-​$ 10 you get a very generous portion of noodles and protein but they are lighter on the vegetables. The portions are too big for one person but maybe just a tad small for two adults — depends on your appetite.
The items can all be ordered mild, medium or spicy with different proteins. The spice gives the dishes a nice kick of heat! I really liked the «Udoki» — is stir fried thick udon noodles in what seemed like a chili oil sauce? It came with a generous portion of shrimp as well. The «Kimchi Bokum» is stir-​fry vermicelli noodle with Kimchi, vegetables with beef or chicken. The kimchi noodle with beef was another good item that is reminiscent of Chinese stir fried noodles. I didn’t sense any specific Korean flavours but it was still good. There was plenty of meat and the meat was tender and not fatty at all.
Good place if you find yourself in the Polo Park food court.